NPM 14.1: Community-Based

NPM 14.1: Smoking in Pregnancy

Relevant Resources

This project is supported by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) under grant number U01MC00001 Partnership for State Title V MCH Leadership Community Cooperative Agreement ($1,696,335). This information or content and conclusions are those of the author and should not be construed as the official position or policy of, nor should any endorsements be inferred by HRSA, HHS, or the U.S. Government.

Community-Based

Resource Key

Community-based strategies identified in the MCH Evidence Center’s NPM 4.1: Smoking in Pregnancy Evidence Review focused primarily on multicomponent psychosocial interventions within a home visiting context that were found to have moderate evidence for effectiveness. Click on the resources below to learn more about how states and territories are implementing this strategic approach and discover potential partner organizations. Where applicable, implementation guidance is linked.

Innovation Station Practice

Other Practice or Policy

Website, Module, or Training

Toolkit

Educational or Promotional Resource

The BABY & ME - Tobacco-Free Program (BMTFP) is an evidence-informed program that helps mothers quit smoking before conceiving their babies. After the mother quits smoking, the program provides incentives to continue to live their lives free from the grip of tobacco addiction, which is often a multigenerational problem.

Location: National

Level of Practice: Best practice

Target Audience: Pregnant women

Contact:

BABY & ME - Tobacco Free Program

Implementation Guidance

Carolyn Runge

carolyn@bmtfp.org

http://babyandmetobaccofree.org

The Interventions to Minimize Preterm and Low birthweight Infants through Continuous Improvement Techniques (IMPLICIT) Network is a family medicine learning collaborative that focuses on improving birth outcomes and promoting the health of women, infants, and families. The IMPLICIT Interconception Care Toolkit provides resources for supporting women with tobacco cessation by reinforcing positive behaviors.

Location: Ohio

Target Audience: Pregnant women

Contact:

IMPLICIT Interconception Care

Implementation Guidance

The University of North Carolina Chapel Hill's Center for Maternal and Infant Health developed You Quit, Two Quit in 2008. The program supports comprehensive tobacco use screening and cessation counseling for women of reproductive age before, between, and beyond pregnancy. You Quit, Two Quit also provides free training on evidence-based tobacco use screening and cessation counseling.

Location: North Carolina

Target Audience: Pregnant women

Contact:

You Quit, Two Quit

Mom’s Quit Connection for Families provides free and individualized support for pregnant and parenting women, their partners, and family members who want to quit smoking.

The program serves all members of a family who live with or care for children 7 years old and younger. An experienced Quit Coach provides one-on-one assistance to develop a customized quit plan, taking into account an individual’s unique triggers and goals.

Location: New Jersey

Target Audience: Pregnant women

Contact:

Moms Quit Connection

Implementation Guidance

Maha Shafqat

maha.shafqat@pennmedicine.upenn.edu

https://www.fmec.net/implicit

Merle Witz

mweitz@snjpc.org

Cathy Butler-Witt

cbutler@snjpc.org

Click on an icon to access the home page or a different strategic approach.

Home Page

Clinic-Based

Electronic

Community-Based

Population-Based

Erin McClain

erin_mcclain@unc.edu

https://youquittwoquit.org/